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Romulo de Santa Rita and Fidelidade Angola Honour Indigenous Women in ‘Brands With Art’ Collaboration
Fidelidade Angola celebrates its expansion into 18 provinces through a meaningful partnership with contemporary artist Romulo de Santa Rita. His collection Mulheres...
Threads of the Motherland: ASO’s Annual Fashion Show Celebrates African Culture at Binghamton University
On April 25, 2025, Binghamton University's African Student Organization held its annual fashion show Threads of the Motherland: Genesis de L’Afrique, celebrating...
Amadeo Carvalho’s “In the Body, the Word”: Where Portrait Becomes Protest
More than a series of portraits, Amadeo Carvalho’s exclusive collection In The Body, The Word – Voices That Become Image is a...
The Artnet Intelligence Report 2025: A Generational Shift Redefines the Art Market
The art market is undergoing a generational transformation, as Millennials and Gen Z collectors drive demand for culturally resonant works, while high-end...
Morocco and Île-de-France Forge Cultural Partnership to Elevate African Art
A new cultural agreement between Morocco's National Foundation of Museums and France's Île-de-France region aims to strengthen ties through contemporary African art....
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair Returns to New York for Its 11th Edition
Celebrating its 11th edition, the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in New York features 30 galleries from 17 countries, including 15 first-time...
Sertão Negro: Dalton Paula’s Visionary Art School in Brazil’s Cerrado
In rural Goiás, Brazil, artist Dalton Paula and scholar Ceiça Ferreira founded Sertão Negro, a transformative art school blending ancestral knowledge, ecology,...
Amy Sherald's 'American Sublime' Exhibition at the Whitney Museum
Amy Sherald’s American Sublime, on view at the Whitney Museum from April 9 to August 10, 2025, presents nearly 50 powerful portraits....
March 2025: A Month in Black Art
March 2025 witnessed pivotal moments in Black art, from groundbreaking exhibitions like "Paris Noir" at the Pompidou Center to concerning policy changes...